Cruise To Bahamas, Only Fun!!!
June 15th, 2009It’s all about relaxation and entertainment….
A trip to the Caribbean is tempting indeed and a cruise to the Bahamas is almost irresistible. The cruise ships offer relaxation and entertainment and the shore excursions promise pristine beaches, a turquoise ocean, historic forts, bustling markets, excellent meals and a range of water sports.
The Discovery Cruise Line runs a Fun Day Bahamas Cruise, departing from Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The cruise includes an All You Can Eat Buffet Breakfast and Dinner. Passengers enjoy sunbathing on the sun decks, swimming in the pool and playing games. There is lots of nightlife too, at the casino with slots and table games, live music, dancing, bars and shows. Older children will have fun in the video arcade. Passengers have three hours to explore Grand Bahama Island. The Cruise ‘n’ Stay Cruise is a round trip cruise to the Bahamas with a 1 Night stay, choosing from a list of accommodation.
The Regal 3 Night Cruise from Fort Lauderdale to Nassau is on board the Regal Empress, where there are different levels of cabins up to luxury suites. The ship has a casino, swimming pool, shows, a children’s playroom, internet café and restaurants. There are organized activities for the children and adults can enjoy the Captain’s Reception and a full service spa. The main dining area on this Bahamas cruise has an ocean view. The Regal Empress has retained its old world charm with wood paneling, brass fixtures and an enclosed promenade.
Royal Caribbean is a well known cruise company and has several cruises to the Bahamas on offer. The Majesty of the Seas ship leaves from Miami for the 3 Night Bahamas Cruise, calling in at Cococay and the capital, Nassau. The Monarch of the Seas is a sister ship which operates from Port Canaveral, Florida.
Disney is also a successful provider of cruises to the Bahamas. Their two ships are called the Disney Wonder and the Disney Magic and they are part of the weekend cruises with a day at Nassau and a day on Castaway Cay, the private island owned by the Disney Corporation. Visitors to the island enjoy parasailing, snorkeling, and other water sports. There are also rides in submarine type vehicles. They can rent out boats and bikes and have fun on one of the three beaches. There is a designated beach for adults only, another one for teenagers and one for the family. These cruises depart from Port Canaveral and passengers spend three nights on board ship.
Celebrity X Cruises operate between Miami and Nassau. The fleet includes the Celebrity Century with a varied range of staterooms including the Concierge Class. These cabins have freshly cut flowers, private verandas, room service and personalized stationary. The company will add hotel accommodation to the package if preferred. The Captain’s Club is for members who want to receive the cruise newsletter and notification of special offers.
